The thing I was most worried about, and had a feeling would happen, still happened. At first, Polygon's performance couldn't keep up with Polymarket's rapidly growing user demand. Public chain revenue had already increased tenfold. Then Polygon made an emergency performance upgrade, boosting performance by three times. However... @0xPolygon, due to an unsatisfactory token price, lacks competitive nodes. After the upgrade, low-quality nodes became unstable. Today, this directly affected @Polymarket's settlement function. Countless speculators might face potential losses because of this. Polygon now has fundamentals, funding, tokens, and airdrop expectations... If they don't start properly maintaining the "basics," including the token price, even the cash cow they've secured might fly away.